My dilemma is whether I use my VA loan for the multi family which will turn into an investment property after I change duty stations in two years or save that VA loan for my personal residence once I establish more permanent roots upon competition of my service. 

My course of action would be to purchase a multi family using my VA, live in one of the units until I move duty stations (about 2 years) , then keep it as an investment property.

(I guess I assume you can't physically see the place because you're stationed somewhere and not because the property is not allowing showings?)

the main drain clog , filter clog , solid hole full, lift station pump broke . any of these issue will cause the back up. 

I am also in the Air Force, currently living in Minot, and looking to invest in a similar size property while I'm stationed here in Minot.

It was a property that we have had rented out for 3 of the last 4 years as my wife and I were stationed in Japan as part of my being in the Marines.

I am currently stationed at Lackland AFB in San Antonio and plan on investing in buy and hold investing anywhere from San Antonio to Austin, being deployed I have found a few like minded people who also want to get into investing and we have discussed everything from finding deals to funding them to forming LLC's as a safety net, but the first question that always comes up is where to start when we get back.

I’m a active duty military member stationed in the Biloxi part, right off the coast.

It's 15 min walk to the angle lake light rail station.

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